Publishers / Harvey / Little Max Comics (1949) / #9
9February 1951
$0.10

Little Max Comics #9

Harvey · February 1951

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Identification plate

Series
Little Max Comics (Harvey, 1949 series)
Issue
#9
Publication date
February 1951
Key date
1951-02-00
Indicia publisher
Harvey Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Little Maxcover1Little Max; Alice
1The Story of Max-l and Gretelcomic story6
2Heat Treatmentcomic story4
3The Season's the Reasoncomic story1
4Bake a Cakecomic story2
5Little Max Rhymes in A-B-C!comic story2
7Pipe Himcomic story4
8House Painterscomic story4
9Little Max's Make-It Shopactivity1
10Boomerangtext story1pencils: ? (illustration); inks: ? (illustration); letters: typeset
11Fight to the Finishtext story1pencils: ? (illustration); inks: ? (illustration); letters: typeset
12Presidential Puzzle Pageactivity1

Plus 1 page of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

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